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Tretiheal Cream 0.05%

Salt : Tretinoin
1 Box : 1 Tube
Strength : 0.05%
Manufacture : Healing Pharma

SKU: N/A

Brand: Tretiheal

Category: Derma

Salt: Tretinoin – Uses, Advantages, Doses and Adverse Effects

About Tretiheal Cream

Got stubborn acne that just won’t quit? Tretiheal Cream might be your new best friend. It’s a retinoid (yep, a form of vitamin A) that unclogs those oily, blocked pores — stopping pimples, blackheads, and whiteheads before they ruin your day.

But heads up — this stuff is powerful. Use it exactly how your doc tells you. It’s for external use only — keep it far from your eyes, nose, mouth, and, well… anywhere you wouldn’t put face cream. Accidentally get it somewhere? Rinse well with water.

Additional information

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Salt	Tretinoin – Uses, Advantages, Doses and Adverse Effects

Uses of Tretiheal Cream

Tretiheal Cream isn’t just another face cream — it’s your secret weapon against breakouts and dull skin.

Acne Treatment: Clears clogged pores, keeps blackheads and whiteheads from forming, and stops pimples before they pop up.
Anti-Aging Boost: Helps smooth fine lines and wrinkles by waking up collagen production and giving your skin a fresh, even texture.
Fades Dark Spots: Great for melasma, sunspots, and patchy skin tone — slowly evens things out.
Shrinks Pores: Keeps pores clear and less noticeable so your skin looks smoother and more polished.

Side Effects

Some side effects? Dryness, peeling, a bit of redness, maybe a sting or itch. Annoying, yes, but most of it fades once your skin gets used to it. If it gets worse, call your doctor — don’t just push through.

Oh, and if you’re pregnant, nursing, or even thinking about it — talk to your doctor first. Tretiheal is not pregnancy-safe.

Safety advice

Alcohol

Interaction of alcohol with Tretiheal Cream is unknown. Please consult a doctor before consuming alcohol while using Tretiheal Cream.

Pregnancy

Tretiheal Cream is Category C pregnancy drug and is considered unsafe for pregnant women. Therefore, if you are pregnant, inform your doctor before using Tretiheal Cream.

Breast feeding

It is unknown whether Tretiheal Cream is excreted in human milk. Please consult a doctor before using Tretiheal Cream while breastfeeding.

Driving

Tretiheal Cream usually does not affect your ability to drive or operate machinery.

Kidney

If you have any concerns regarding the use of Tretiheal Cream in patients with kidney problems, please consult a doctor.

Liver

If you have any concerns regarding the use of Tretiheal Cream in patients with liver problems, please consult a doctor.

Children

Tretiheal Cream is not recommended for children below 18 years as the safety and effectiveness were not established.

Directions for Use

Wash hands first.
Clean and dry your face (important — no damp skin).
Use a pea-sized amount, dab it gently on affected areas.
Best used at night.
Avoid layering with other strong products right after.
Got it in your eye or mouth? Rinse, rinse, rinse.

Benefits

Clears acne, blackheads & whiteheads
Smooths rough skin
Helps fade dark spots and uneven tone
Minimizes pore size over time
Improves skin texture and gives a fresher look

FAQ

Q1. What’s Tretiheal Cream used for?
Mainly acne and sun-damaged skin. Bonus: it helps with uneven tone and texture.

Q2. Will it make my skin sun-sensitive?
Yes — and sunburn isn’t fun. Use sunscreen daily and avoid tanning beds.

Q3. Can I wear makeup over it?
Sure, but wait an hour after applying. Pick gentle, water-based makeup.

Q4. Does it cause skin irritation?
Sometimes — redness, peeling, mild burn. If it’s too much, take a break and talk to your doctor.

Q5. Can I moisturize?
Absolutely. In fact, you should — every morning. It’ll keep the dryness under control.

Q6. Will it erase wrinkles?
Not erase, but it can soften fine lines if you stick with it.

Q7. How long before I see results?
Patience — it can take 6 months for full effect. Don’t quit early.

Q8. Can it fade acne scars?
Yes. It helps by increasing cell turnover and encouraging fresh new skin to come through.

Q9. Why does my skin peel?
It’s the product doing its job — exfoliating old skin. Moisturizer + SPF = your best friends.

Q10. Is it safe in pregnancy?
Nope. If you’re pregnant or planning, talk to your doctor before using.